Thanks to the tireless efforts of many television producers, people no longer have to dig through history books to review the events of the World War 2. Different footages have been acquired from different corners of the world to help come up with comprehensive World War 2 documentaries.

This process requires time, money and dedication. After weeks of the footage collections, they have to be edited and then narratives collected from different survivors of the war. This takes up to years to finish and new documentary films are being developed each day from footage collected from different locations. However, in spite of the movies having varying colors, they are comprehensive, entertaining and emotional.

When talking about World War 2 DVDs, one series definitely stands out from the crowd. The World at War dvd series took four years and $1,400,000 to make in 1969. The series breaks down fifteen of the top campaigns of World War II. The remaining fifteen episodes are focused on matters such as home life in Europe during the war, as well as the occupation experience in the Netherlands, and genocide being used by the Nazis’.

This is an absolutely incredible documentary, and is a must see for anyone interested in World War 2.